Teardown of ZTE's Nubia My Prague: Qualcomm Snapdragon 615, Quad-Core, MSM8939, 16GB eMMC NAND, 2GB Mobile DDR3 RAM, 5.2" AMOLED, 1920x1080 w/On-Cell Touch & 13MP Primary camera, 8MP Secondary camera - Research and Markets

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Teardown - ZTE Nubia My Prague (NX513J)" report to their offering.

Helping you balance device cost and make decisions critical to your success, this ZTE Nubia My Prague teardown report features a full BOM with cost benchmarking and component analysis, Delivered by our team of industry experts.

Today's complex global supply chain and rapid technology innovation necessitate smart component cost and hardware design choices. Our solutions deliver comprehensive, industry-trusted insights that help you balance device cost with the features that will satisfy today's highly competitive marketplace. Delivered by a team of experts with over 13 years of experience, our teardown reports deliver the depth, breadth, and accuracy you need to make cost-effective tactical and strategic decisions.

Highlights

• Qualcomm Snapdragon 615, Quad-Core, MSM8939
• 16GB eMMC NAND, 2GB Mobile DDR3 RAM
• 5.2" AMOLED, 1920x1080 w/On-Cell Touch
• 13MP Primary camera, 8MP Secondary camera

Each teardown report includes:

• Comprehensive, industry-trusted insights that help you balance device cost and make cost-effective tactical and strategic decisions
• A complete assessment of all electronic, electro-mechanical, and mechanical components
• A detailed market, manufacturing, and cost analysis from our team of industry experts
• An exhaustive photographic inventory of all device components

Key Topics Covered:

I. Executive Dashboard

II. Overall Cost Model

III. IC Price Evaluator

IV. Bill of Materials

V. Cost Estimation

VI. Global Manufacturing Wage Study

VII. Methodology

VIII. Device Overview

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